Sufiyan Muqeem of Peshawar Zalmi was named Player of the Tournament at PSL 11 after taking 22 wickets, the most of the season. Babar Azam scored 588 runs, the most of the season, and won the batting award, while Hunain Shah of Hyderabad Kingsmen was named Emerging Player. Peshawar Zalmi took five of the nine individual awards, including the batter, bowler, wicketkeeper and fielder awards.
Last checked 26 October 2026.
Who won the PSL 11 individual awards?
| Award | Winner | Team |
|---|---|---|
| Player of the Tournament | Sufiyan Muqeem | Peshawar Zalmi |
| Best batter | Babar Azam | Peshawar Zalmi |
| Best bowler | Sufiyan Muqeem | Peshawar Zalmi |
| Best all-rounder | Shadab Khan | Islamabad United |
| Best wicketkeeper | Kusal Mendis | Peshawar Zalmi |
| Best fielder | Farhan Yousaf | Peshawar Zalmi |
| Emerging player | Hunain Shah | Hyderabad Kingsmen |
| Umpire of the tournament | Asif Yaqoob | Not applicable |
| Spirit of Cricket | Hyderabad Kingsmen | Hyderabad Kingsmen |
The final’s Player of the Match was Aaron Hardie of Peshawar Zalmi, with 4/27 and 56 not out; see the PSL 11 final page.
What were the leading statistics?
| Statistic | Leader | Figures |
|---|---|---|
| Most runs (Hanif Mohammad Award) | Babar Azam | 588 runs, highest score 103, average 73.50 |
| Most wickets (Fazal Mahmood Award) | Sufiyan Muqeem | 22 wickets, best 4/32, average 14.40 |
| Most dismissals (Imtiaz Ahmed Award) | Kusal Mendis | 8 dismissals |
Sufiyan Muqeem’s 22 wickets rank fourth among the season totals on our most wickets page, behind Hasan Ali (25 in 2019), Usama Mir (24 in 2024) and Abbas Afridi (23 in 2023). Babar Azam’s total is covered on the most runs page.
How do awards relate to prize money?
Franchise prize money was US$500,000 for the champions, US$300,000 for the runners-up and US$200,000 for the franchise with the best contribution to cricket development. We have not found the cash value of the individual awards. The full breakdown is on the prize money page.
How were the awards split between the finalists?
Peshawar Zalmi, the champions, took five awards. Hyderabad Kingsmen, the runners-up, took two, and Islamabad United’s Shadab Khan won the all-rounder award. Quetta Gladiators, Lahore Qalandars, Karachi Kings, Multan Sultans and Rawalpindiz did not win an individual award on this list. The umpire award is the only one that does not belong to a team.
What should readers know about these results?
The award list comes from the Wikipedia page for the tournament and is awaiting a check against PCB records. Peshawar’s five awards came from a team that also won the title, so the individual honours and the trophy overlap more than usual. Hyderabad Kingsmen, the losing finalists, won the emerging player and Spirit of Cricket awards. Read the season in full on the PSL 11 page.